NoFap is legit. GET THE FUCK IN HERE!

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>>41460632
>The quantum apocalypse of the holographic universe

>>41460658
watch it buddy boyo

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>>41460632
https://blog.bulletproof.com/bulletproof-your-sex-life/

The Biohacker’s Guide to Better Sex

Get off porn
The Internet is a wild and woolly place. A click of the mouse gives you access to millions of naked, improbably attractive people doing any sexual act you can imagine, no matter how crazy. And you can switch to a new person whenever you want.
That’s a lot of intense, rapid-fire sexual gratification. It’s also a lot of dopamine flooding into your brain.
The problem is that your brain isn’t equipped to handle that kind of stimulation [1,2]. It responds to porn much like it does to cocaine or alcohol – a big rush of pleasure, with diminishing returns over time [1,2]. And like with addictive drugs, porn seems to cause tolerance. In a survey of 434 people, half of them eventually began watching porn they used to consider disgusting or unappealing [3]. They turned to more intense scenarios to get them off.
A good theory is that the more you watch porn, the more stimulation you need to turn you on. Seems likely – regular porn users have smaller, less responsive reward pathways [4], and a study found that 60% of men who watch porn regularly couldn’t get erect with a real partner, while they did with porn [5].
In other words: when you’re used to watching three French maids in a room together, the thought of sex with your wife may stop being enough to excite you. Quitting porn can reset your arousal and get you back in touch with real, intimate sex.
Not convinced that porn is that big a deal? Try ditching it for a month. It might be more difficult than you expect.

>>41460632
i hope the lack of replies means youre all rethinking your lives right now and not that this thread is going unnoticed.

>>41461010
I'm redoing my life since 11 months, just rethinking won't do it

>>41461082
it starts in the head before u manifest it tho

I fell off the wagon a while ago. I'm asexual, so nofap won't magically lead to increased attraction to real people BUT nofap gave me wild, complex dreams and the ability to recall those dreams. There's nothing now. I wake up and it's just a blank. Why does fapping destroy my ability to dream?

>>41461122
that is true.
btw, I've found that Naruto helps more than many motivational videos. I love that dumb idiot.

>>41460632
I was way more productive and focused when I had a gf just because I wasn't constantly thinking about how to get laid or chat up some random girl I knew.
But I'd argue that nofap does the opposite, it increases your sexual desires.

I don't get people who jack off every day. But doing it a healthy amount and focusing on things besides women is the only way to really achieve anything

>>41461240
its about transmuting your hornyness into something productive

thats the art about it, easier said than done.


>>41461165
sexual desire is the most powerful mind stimulant

i dont know why youre asexual, maybe this helps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFKVVP8KXd4

>>41461193
yeah, dragon ball also conveys buddhist philosophies, as do many anime (asian culture is still more connected to this than us westerners)

check out this kids cartoon talking about nihilism and parallel universes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tag9Pm3qtA

>>41461240
Or less, if you’re a man
Guys, we got the short end of the evolutionary stick here. Men get a much sharper increase in prolactin after ejaculating – that’s what extinguishes your drive and makes you want to take a nap post-sex [16]. Men also get a larger post-ejaculatory dip in dopamine, which explains why a lot of us feel a little depressed after the act.
Men benefit from ejaculating less. Not too fun from a pleasure standpoint, but it presents a powerful opportunity for biohacking:
Abstinence for 3 weeks increases testosterone in healthy men [17]. Which is good, considering average testosterone for us guys has been dropping by about 1% per year for the last 30 years [18].
Sex (not orgasm) increases testosterone by up to 72% [19,20]. Sex-related thoughts boost it too. I had a lot more of both when I abstained – my sex drive was off the charts.
Abstinence can also lead to greater life satisfaction and, oddly, more attention from women. No studies for these, but there is a lot of personal and anecdotal evidence.
Controlling how often you climax can also lead to unprecedented motivation. A coaching client of mine made a deal with his wife that he wouldn’t ejaculate until he made $100,000 – a whole lot of money for him, at the time. He was $100,000 richer in under 30 days. His ambition and productivity went through the roof. He credits his success to abstaining.
I had a similar increase in motivation. I tried three different ejaculatory control experiments:

>>41461368
>>41461240
The Taoist equation
Your 8th grade math teacher wasn’t lying when he said algebra is sexy. Ancient Chinese Taoism has an equation for “optimal sexual power:”
(Age – 7)/4 = X
Plug in your age. The number you get for X is the number of days you should go between ejaculations. A 39-year-old man, for example, would ejaculate every 8 days.
I followed this equation for several weeks, tracking my perceived quality of life and sex drive. Both were significantly higher when I was only climaxing every 8 days.

The 30-day challenge
Go a full month without ejaculating, but have as much sex as you want, with yourself or with a partner. Just stop before you finish.
This one is difficult to do. I also got the most benefits from it. I saw the highest increase in life satisfaction, my sex drive went through the roof, and I was phenomenally productive. I also got a LOT more attention from women, both my wife and otherwise, although I didn’t track it because I wasn’t expecting it.

30-day challenge: monk mode
Go a full month with no sexual stimulation at all. Don’t even touch it.
The normal 30-day challenge is tough. This one is much, much harder (no pun intended). I don’t recommend it unless you’re looking for an exceptional test of willpower. With monk mode, I still got happier and more productive as the 30 days went on, but the increase was smaller than it was with the normal 30-day challenge. I also saw shrinkage. About 20%. Use it or lose it, I guess. Fortunately, the length came back when I started having sex again.

>>41460632
I read somewhere once that there is a link between "geniuses" and sexual frustration. The main claim was that they took the edge off by working at something. This doesn't explain Richard Feynman though

>>41461449
there are exceptions but its the opposite. the most successful people have a highly sexed nature

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>>41460632
>>41461449
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>>41461577
>>41460632
>>41461449
>>41461533

bumpin it up

When their memes backfire is glorious. I'll have to give think and grow rich another read. What happens in the 40s though. Is it that guys just stop chasing pussy as much?

thanks fit